Where to start
If you are a new user, it is possible that at first the web may seem a bit complex, especially if you have never been to similar websites, however soon it will be becoming easier and easier to handle.
The main objective is to accumulate Ingots (the currency we handle in CLICKGO) and then redeem for gifts. Therefore, the most important section is that of 'Win Ingots'. In the drop-down menu of 'Win Ingots' there are different subsections that you will have to enter. One of the most complete is that of 'Offer Walls'. There you will see a series of panels that give us different companies, each with many advertising campaigns to complete. It is about deciding one that suits your tastes, follow the steps that are indicated to you and, if everything is done correctly, you will receive the corresponding points.
In addition, you have more subsections:
- 'Surveys' and' Daily Surveys': Surveys are easy to complete and are the users' preferred campaigns. You can complete surveys every day.
- 'Tasks': it is also a complex section at the beginning. It's about doing small tasks that are easy to complete. Of course, at first there are few and as they are completed successfully, more are emerging. There are people specialized in them who earn enough points. It is advisable to register in FigureEight, the website that gives us the task panel, in order to see your success rate and access more tasks.
- 'Cashback stores': if you have to make a purchase, this is your section. Check our stores and you will see that we have advantageous conditions for you. If you buy through the link to the store in CLICKGO, we will refund part of your purchase money and add it to your web Ingots balance.
Once you have enough Ingots, you can go to our 'redeem' section and choose in our store the prize you like best: gift vouchers from a multitude of stores or games, and even money. You can also use part of your balance to participate in our raffles and thus choose to get some of the prizes we raffle periodically.
You will see how little by little and with practice you will see it clearer.